Sentence examples for preach the need from inspiring English sources
Bill and Melinda Gates, hardy Davos perennials, will again be there to preach the need to invest in what counts for future generations: education, health and related philanthropic activity.
The trouble, of course, is that the slippage can accelerate and all those comforts may, sooner rather than later, be menaced too.Despite his cautious conservatism, Mr Stoiber is more likely to listen to those who preach the need for the sort of economic medicine that might court some unpopularity.
Voter support for far-right parties with anti-immigrant agendas is rising, and governments are being forced to tighten their borders and immigration policies even as they preach the need for the abolition of borders and a free flow of people and trade within the European Union.
Homeless shelters, food and clothing drives, and soup kitchens are often the work of religious groups because most religions preach the need for selflessness and service.
Still, Japanese games need creators like Inafune, who continuously preach the need for risk-taking and imaginative thought in a market that often struggles to find its footing in the modern era.
The financial services industry answer to this undeniable reality is to preach the need for what it calls financial literacy to make every citizen able to navigate Wall Street's turbulent waters -- the educators of course to be drawn from the financial services industry for a price.
Not so long ago, Mr Jospin preached the need to modernise the public sector.
On Thursday, D'Antoni again preached the need for ball movement, pace and rhythm, without naming the primary culprit.
During his teens and 20s he adopted Methodism and then Seventh-day Adventism before preaching the need for a return to the original Christian church established by Jesus Christ.
Airline executives have since been preaching the need to reduce the number of seats they offer, either through cutbacks or consolidation.
Mike Johanns, the agriculture secretary, has been touring farm states, reminiscing about his childhood on an Iowa dairy farm and preaching the need for reform.
